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My children have symptoms of celiac disease and experience terrible abdominal pain if they eat/drink just a small amount of gluten (wheat, rye, barley).
Some companies list their products as having gluten or possible gluten contamination or as gluten-free on the packaging, but most don't. Some have a tab on the website labeled something like "allergy information," but I could not find that on the Tylenol website.
To my knowledge, this product is not gluten free (but isn't labeled as such). Only the grape flavor in the children's Tylenol brand is (as of a few months ago).
I will give them credit that when I contacted them about gluten content that they did give me information at the time that grape was gluten free and they sent me some free coupons.
We give medicine like this to our children to help with pain--imagine how hard it is to watch your child cry even more because the pain worsens.
Nothing is simple with celiac disease--it sure would be simpler if I could look on the label rather than contacting the manufacturer of every food/drink/medicine manufacturer if I want to try a new product.
Last edited on Jul 07, 2008
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